Christ University Entrance Tests

The best books to prepare the English section of Christ University CUET include:

• Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis
• High School English Grammar and Composition by Wren and Martin
• Objective General English

No, candidates will not be provided a digital calculator. However, candidates can ask for a rough sheet for calculations during the exam. They have to just raise their hands and ask the invigilator to assist them.

Carrying any electronic device to the Christ University CUET exam centre is prohibited including smart phones, calculators, tablets, smart watches, etc. 

Students of BBA F&A from the DPS, get the privilege of 9 paper exemptions out of the 13 papers of ACCA.

Yes, DU allows to choose subjects other than class 12th stream in CUET. Students can choose the subjects that align with their desired course and university requirements even if they are not in your class 12th subjects.

If you have filled out your CUET application but have not deposited the fee, you can still include additional subjects. Once you've filled out the application form, you'll be able to make changes once the correction window opens following the application deadline. Within this window, you can login to your CUET portal with your application number and password, navigate to the "Edit Application Form" area, and make changes such as adding additional subjects. If increasing the subjects incurs a higher application fee, you will have to pay the extra amount online. 

No, Section 3, the General Aptitude Test (GAT), in CUET is not compulsory overall. However, it is often a requirement for specific undergraduate programs at many participating universities, especially top-ranked ones like Delhi University (DU), Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), and Banaras Hindu University (BHU). Therefore, while not mandatory for all courses, it is highly recommended to prepare for and take the General Test, as it significantly enhances a candidate's chances of admission to many universities and programs.